Is there hope for returning to the Philippines? The Philippine Immigration Bureau urges POGO workers to leave the country as soon as possible within the deadline to facilitate their return!

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) stated that foreign workers of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) who wish to visit their children and Filipino spouses should leave by December 31.This advice was given by the BI through its spokesperson Dana Sandoval during an interview on PTV's Bagong Pilip

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Immigration Bureau: 7,000 POGO workers must leave or will be blacklisted

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines stated that approximately 7,000 foreign workers of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) are expected to leave the country in the coming days.Immigration spokesperson Dana Sandoval said on the PTV program Bagong Pilipinas Ngayon, "It is expecte

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The situation in the Philippines is escalating! The Senate suggests random identity checks on foreigners in areas with frequent kidnappings!

According to a Senate report, the Philippine National Police (PNP) needs to regularly implement "Oplan Sita" at checkpoints for foreigners, especially in areas identified by local authorities as kidnapping hotspots.This recommendation is included in a 40-page report compiled by the Senate Committee

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The Chain Reaction of the POGO Ban: Babies Left Behind, Unemployment Surge, Economic Recession... Will Xiao Ma Regret It?

On July 22, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced a comprehensive ban on offshore gaming operators (POGOs), aiming to improve public security and combat crime through this prohibition.Unexpectedly, this policy not only poses economic challenges but also triggers a series of profound s

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